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by r4victor 5y ago
Hi! I'm the author of this article. Thanks for posting it. The GIL is an old topic, but I was surprised to learn recently that it's much more nuanced than I thought. So, here is my little research. This article is a part of my ser
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How async/await works in Python(tenthousandmeters.com)
37 points by r4victor 5y ago|5 comments
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by r4victor 5y ago
Hi! I'm the author of this post. I've been writing asynchronous Python code with async/await for quite a while but didn't have a perfect understanding of how it actually works: what await does; what an event loop really
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by r4victor 5y ago
Hi! I'm the author of this article. Thanks for posting it. I've been programming in Python for quite a while but didn't really understand how the import system works: what modules and packages are exactly; what relative impor
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by r4victor 5y ago
Thank you! I left out `import xx as y` on purpose. It's obvious how this feature is implemented – Python just saves the imported module under another name.
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How the Python import system works(tenthousandmeters.com)
2 points by r4victor 5y ago|3 comments
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by r4victor 5y ago
Hi! This is part 11 of my Python behind the scenes series. I've been programming in Python for quite a while but didn't really understand how the import system works: what modules and packages are exactly; what relative imports ar
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by r4victor 6y ago
Hi! This is part 9 of my Python behind the scenes series. Each part of the series covers how some aspect of the language is implemented in the CPython interpreter. This time we'll study how Python strings work. Here's a quick summ
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How Python strings work(tenthousandmeters.com)
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Designing a Fast, Efficient, Cache-Friendly Hash Table, Step by Step (2017)(youtube.com)
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How Python strings work(tenthousandmeters.com)
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by r4victor 6y ago
Hi! This is part 9 of my Python behind the scenes series. Each part of the series covers how some aspect of the language is implemented in the CPython interpreter. This time we'll study how Python strings work. Here's a quick summ
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Technical Writing Course by Google(developers.google.com)
71 points by r4victor 6y ago|2 comments
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by r4victor 6y ago
I assumed the readers would follow the link to see the original results. GMP is undoubtedly the state-of-the-art of arbitrary-precision arithmetic. The point of this table was to compare bignum implementations provided by different language
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by r4victor 6y ago
Hi, the author here. Thanks for posting this! The Python behind the scenes series covers how different aspects of Python are implemented in the CPython interpreter. This time we'll ask and answer the following question: How is Python a
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Luciano Ramalho on Python's Evolution [audio](pythonpodcast.com)
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The Journey to Replace Python's Parser [audio](pythonpodcast.com)
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by r4victor 6y ago
Sorry for being misleading. I didn't think about the other interpretation. It sounds intriguing, by the way. I'm thinking I'd like to learn more about it.
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by r4victor 6y ago
Pelican. It took me an hour or two to set up this blog. Intuitive, flexible and well-documented.
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How Python attributes work(tenthousandmeters.com)
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by r4victor 6y ago
Hi! This is part 7 of my Python behind the scenes series. Each part of the series covers how some aspect of the language is implemented in the interpreter, CPython. This time we'll study how Python attributes work. You'll learn:
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by r4victor 6y ago
I think you're talking about Philip Guo's lectures. They are great! Here's a playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzV58Zm8FuBL6OAv1Yu6A...
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by r4victor 6y ago
I plan to cover CPython's memory management in the future posts. In a nutshell, an object gets destroyed when its reference count hits 0. In this case, CPython calls `tp_dealloc` [1] of the object's type. The `tp_dealloc` slot rel
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by r4victor 6y ago
Yes! Feel free to do that.
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by r4victor 6y ago
Thanks, Ryan! The series is going on. Stay tuned!
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How the Python object system works(tenthousandmeters.com)
336 points by r4victor 6y ago|77 comments
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by r4victor 6y ago
Hi! This is part 6 of my Python behind the scenes series. Each part of the series covers how some aspect of the language is implemented in the interpreter, CPython. This time we'll focus on the Python object system. You'll learn:
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How Python object system works(tenthousandmeters.com)
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by r4victor 6y ago
Hi! This is part 6 of my Python behind the scenes series. Each part of the series covers how some aspect of the language is implemented in the interpreter, CPython. This time we'll focus on the Python object system. You'll learn:
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How Python object system works(tenthousandmeters.com)
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